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| Don't Miss the Fourth Annual Brew HaHa |
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| This outdoor event on the Lewis & Clark Landing offers delicious food and beer tasting from local breweries and restaurants in a casual and festive atmosphere. Relax with friends and enjoy some of the best food and beer the area has to offer. A silent auction will feature work from local artists. (View Art Auction Pieces) All proceeds will benefit Habitat for Humanity of Omaha. This year's event chair is Sarah Kahler. Honorary Chairs are Susan and Buck Heim and Teresa and Rollie Johns. Sponsorship opportunities for the 2010 Brew HaHa are still available. Download the Corporate Sponsorship Benefits packet to learn more. More details to follow. |
| Ticket Prices General Admission* $30 in advance ($35 at the door) Sample delicious beer and food from local breweries and restaurants Patron Party*: Sponsored by
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| *All Brew HaHa tickets sales received in the Habitat Omaha office on or after August 31, 2010 will be available at the event's WILL CALL table at the Registration/Check-In on September 9th at Lewis & Clark Landing. (By pruchasing online you will be able to print your tickets at home.) |
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Brew HaHa 2010 Honorary Chairs
Susan and Buck Heim
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The Heims are the parents of Maggie (15), Lily (10) and Liza (7). Susan is a co-owner of On A Whim, a unique gift and stationery boutique in The Shoppes of Legacy. She serves on the Omaha Advisory Committee of Youth Frontiers and has also volunteered on behalf of Catholic Charities, Heartland Chapter of American Red Cross, Omaha Children's Museum and Child Saving Institute. Her current volunteer activities focus on youth, including serving as a youth girls volleyball coach, volunteering on various committees for St. Wenceslaus School and Marian High School and volunteering on behalf of Kyrion, a Catholic youth prayer group. Buck is a partner with Kutak Rock law firm. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Bemis Center and recently served as a member of the Advisory Board of Kicks for a Cure. In addition, Buck serves as pro bono legal counsel to a number of local nonprofit organizations, including The Partnership for Our Kids, All Our Kids Foundation, Kicks for a Cure, Film Streams and AtEase. He has volunteered in various capacities at St. Wenceslaus Church, St. Wenceslaus School and Marian High School.
Teresa and Rollie Johns
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The Johns' are the parents of Madison (12), Hannah (10) and Taylor (8). Teresa is currently involved with Kyrion, a Catholic youth prayer group. She is a past-president of the St. Wenceslaus Home & School Association and served as the chairperson of the St. Wenceslaus Pictorial Directory. Teresa has also been active the Omaha Children's Museum Rainbow Connector's Guild. Rollie is a partner with KPMG LLP. Rollie serves on the Finance and Parish Activities Committees for St. Wenceslaus Church. He has served on the INROADS Omaha/Iowa Board and the INROADS Midwest Regional Board. Rollie also served on the Habitat for Humanity building projects.
